How to Reset JBL Headphones

Resetting your JBL headphones can be a helpful way to fix a variety of problems, such as:

Connection issues
Audio glitches
Battery charging issues
Syncing issues between the left and right earbuds

To reset your JBL headphones, follow these steps:

Turn off your JBL headphones.
Depending on your JBL headphone model, press and hold the following buttons for 5-10 seconds:

JBL Reflect Mini 2: Power and Play buttons
JBL E55BT: Volume + and Volume - buttons
JBL Club 700BT: Volume + and Volume - buttons
JBL Club 950NC: Volume + and Volume - buttons
JBL CLUB ONE: Volume + and Volume - buttons
JBL T450BT: Volume + and Volume - buttons
JBL E45BT: Volume + and Volume - buttons

Once you've held the buttons for 5-10 seconds, you should see the LED light on your headphones flash a different color or blink multiple times. This indicates that your headphones have been reset.
Release the buttons and turn your headphones back on.
Your headphones should now be reset to factory settings.

Troubleshooting Tips

If you're having trouble resetting your JBL headphones, try the following troubleshooting tips:

Make sure that your headphones are fully charged.
Make sure that you're pressing the correct buttons for the correct amount of time.
Try resetting your headphones in a different location.
Try resetting your headphones multiple times.

If you're still having trouble resetting your JBL headphones, contact JBL customer support for assistance.

Why You Might Need to Reset Your JBL Headphones

There are a few reasons why you might need to reset your JBL headphones. Here are a few of the most common reasons:

Connection issues: If you're having trouble connecting your JBL headphones to your device, resetting them can often fix the problem.
Audio glitches: If you're experiencing audio glitches, such as popping, crackling, or dropouts, resetting your headphones can often fix the problem.
Battery charging issues: If you're having trouble charging your JBL headphones, or if they're not holding a charge for as long as they used to, resetting them can often fix the problem.
Syncing issues: If the left and right earbuds on your JBL headphones are not syncing properly, resetting them can often fix the problem.

Other Things to Keep in Mind When Resetting Your JBL Headphones

Here are a few other things to keep in mind when resetting your JBL headphones:

Resetting your headphones will erase all of the custom settings you've made, such as the EQ settings and the volume limits.
Resetting your headphones will also unpair them from all of the devices they're currently paired to. This means that you'll need to pair them to your devices again after you reset them.

Conclusion

Resetting your JBL headphones can be a helpful way to fix a variety of problems. If you're experiencing any problems with your headphones, try resetting them before you do anything else.